The Works of Thomas Chalmers, Volume 1W. Collins, 1836 |
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Page 195
... indications of counsel or contrivance are given . We can imagine all the present and existing laws of matter to be in ... indication whatever of a presiding Mind , which directed the principles and the processes of this immense universe ...
... indications of counsel or contrivance are given . We can imagine all the present and existing laws of matter to be in ... indication whatever of a presiding Mind , which directed the principles and the processes of this immense universe ...
Page 198
... indication lies in the placing of those various muscles wherewith the organ is so curiously set by some of which the pupil might be rounded or flattened , and by others of which the retina might be either placed nearer to the front of ...
... indication lies in the placing of those various muscles wherewith the organ is so curiously set by some of which the pupil might be rounded or flattened , and by others of which the retina might be either placed nearer to the front of ...
Page 288
... indication of design , though a design of cruelty , as does an apparatus for the ministration of enjoyment furnish the indication also of design , but a design of benevolence . Did we confine our study to the material constitution of ...
... indication of design , though a design of cruelty , as does an apparatus for the ministration of enjoyment furnish the indication also of design , but a design of benevolence . Did we confine our study to the material constitution of ...
Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
MR HUMES OBJECTION TO THE A POSTERIORI | 121 |
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